With the Daylight Saving Time change now behind us, despite a groggy shortage of one hour of sleep, you might notice that your mornings are a little brighter. A tad more colorful, even. And as spring settles upon us, perhaps even a little more musical with the sound of songbirds. Thankfully, Idaho’s skylines make the perfect stretch of horizon to view every soft, pastel-colored sunrise, like these captured by just of few of Idaho’s talented photographers. While more gentle and less vibrant than the Gem State’s bold sunsets, our sunrises are pretty intense on their own.
Check them out – you might just be inspired to become a morning person!
- View from Hudsen’s Bridge
Matt/Flickr
- Southwest Idaho desert
Charles Knowles/Flickr
- Sun Valley
Thomas Hawk/Flickr
- Magic Valley
Matt/Flickr
- Twin Falls valley
Matt/Flickr
- Snake River Wilderness
Bureau of Land Management/Flickr
- Camas Prairie
Charles Knowles/Flickr
- Little Redfish Lake
Charles Knowles/Flickr
- Bogus Basin
Charles Knowles/flickr
- Payette Lake Inlet
Charles Knowles/Flickr
- Henry’s Fork, Island Park
Ken Lund/Flickr
- The Boise Train Depot
Charles Knowles/Flickr
- Nampa
Laura Gilmore/Flickr
Simply stunning. Every corner of Idaho – every river, mountaintop, and rural farmscape – simply glows in the radiance of Idaho’s sunshine. A huge thank you to the talented photographers who have graciously shared their work with us! If you have any photos of your own to share, please do!
Matt/Flickr
Charles Knowles/Flickr
Thomas Hawk/Flickr
Bureau of Land Management/Flickr
Charles Knowles/flickr
Ken Lund/Flickr
Laura Gilmore/Flickr
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